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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-09-01
GuropdffGte RabeISerfGte.
sdaaSbarer nnertif tn etnsm Gtisubabs,
&o1pe.

Sono n, 81. Nuguf.-Gls Der Samffaa
Hahts BON WelingtoH abge9augene gilIua
Sbremsburp erreidte, bsrto,ttte eine auf bem
Su9e befinbIihe iunge Dame, HamenS Sd.
iparine Scragg, baB fie pdbrenb Der Sabrt
betnahe oa8 Spfer zines perbrederii1en In.
9rifis getporben iei. 4ls Der BUG Die Sta,
tion @eIlinston osrIaiieu ioIlte, iet elm jun
gtr Rnnn in bas Coupe, in benl fie iid, bis
eabin aIlein Pefunoeu, eeiprungeu uno babe
ftd| nlsbaIo iinSiemliGe 6reibeiten ibr geaen
iibtr erlaubt. aIs fe hierse9en prOteftrte,
babe Der Setrefienoe iie burd S&ldse auf
cen &opf 3u betauben seindt. um itd ibrem
Nn9reifer 5n ent3iebeu, babe fie bic Coupe.
thttre 9eDfinet in Der abfift, bonn 3use Su
lprinseu. Su oemielbsu Nu9eublife babe iie
leeot bemsrft, baB ibr Sleio on Der Ebiire
hdn9en gebl,eben, tpesbalb iie BON gfeuem
Iaut nm Siilfe qerufeH. SdlieBlid3 babe elm
IN einem ytebeH' Coupe befinelider Serr iie
on ben Sleibern erfaBt unb burd oas Senfer
in lein @oupe ge3ogen. Shr Gngreifer, Der
fid, mie ruieu6 9eberbete babe Wiiene ae.
nladlt, ibr in bas nnbere Coupe Al folaen,
aber ietu SOrhaben aufeegeben, alS Der 5err,
Der ibr 3u Siilfe gefomn1eu, ibn NIT enem
Stodregen beorObte. @tne iofortise DnrG.
iuhnn9 oes 3uges nod bem Ittentdter fiibrte
81 lS'htui 0telultulf lpulsL Ilel lepuuJ Ute
Uieltnng elm, baB man ben 9eiuhten, Der
tpabridcinltd) pGbreno Der Sabrt pom 3use
berab 9eiprunsen mar, befiununsslos nebeu
oem SabnseIeiie aHfgefuuben babe. @rf
nod 3pOIf Stunben erIau9te Der Betreheuoe
feline Sefinnun9 pieoer uno lOll MN inter
Der GntIa9e zines DfOro' uno Sergepalti'
gun9s'SerudeS prOSelfrt perben.
Gtns itaItentfdss expedition nath abniHntsH.
81 M, 81. au9uf.-@s oerIautet, ouS Der
brltlhe SermitteIungsneriuH 5miihen abpis
fnten unb Stolieu febl9eihlagen ii. vBopoIo
6omanO" ertlGrt, Der 0fonat September
oirfe nift oerfrei6:u Obue ouB Die nit
ab1ifuien idpebenoeu Streitfrnsen entue.
Der bur6 Sermitteluug ober g8afieusemuIt
geidlidtet rperoen. Die Resieruug iOl nit
Yorbereituu9en Al elmer @rpebitilu mad
GbbifnieH beidGftigt ieiu.
StaItCa'S @ebSIfcruna.
Sfon, 81. ausuff. - Der i'm letten De-
3ember aufgenommeue Genius 3eist cine gs.
p0Itsrun9ssabl bon 30, 943, ,6O7, mas aeaeu
1885 eine SermebrunS BON pa, 1922 Sse.sn
ausMadbt
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@orlamfie NOD, Feline 9tptoenoe.

Cincinnati, 81. ausuf.-GontrOleur
Erenholm bat ertIdrt, baB oas @eri9t. er
beabildti9e, an bic @Idubi9er Der p5iOelitp.
Rotionalz Sanf" eine 9iuioenoe 3u be3ablen,
ptele breige @Idubiser ueraulaBte, bic Brit
iung ibr.r Nnipriide 81 uerlau9eu. Die AuS.
fidten auf Sejahluug bon Dt0iOeubeu iiuO
iniofern rod iebr tribe, ols psri6iebene
Sanfsn nod 30sern, ibre Qbre6uungeu nit
Der ySibelitp Bant~ III MAIDEN uuo isre
Sorbsrun9eu beffIti9eu III laifeu. 9isie
Sonfen fno i'm sauaeu gauNe 0erthsilt, uuO
baber fann Der @ontroIeur iebt unmG9Iih "a.
gen, mann er bic erpartete 9iuioenoe aus
3ublen lofien f0nre. SSeiter heiBt es bier,
bnB Der Rulisnu,rualter Irmftroug, usIder
bic Auifdt iibtr Die y6ioelitp. .Hationalbant"
bat, uioer bic ebemaigeu 8ireftoreu bieier
Sanf, @useu Zimmerman, 9enrp Boaue,
g8. 8. @bGtfielo uno Griags Spnt, cine
Slase auf @rIauanns bon 5wet bis oret Dill
loren 2NlIars anbGugig 9ema4t bat, ou re
aIa 9u eitoren ibre 9epolteu an9estIien
bGh:u unb peri0nlid fir Die SsrIufe DE-;
8epoittoren baftbar 9emorOen ieteu. Die
Dtreiloreu 9abr unO 5arpsr ituo ebeufaas
in Der Slageihrlft 9enaHnt.
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Ranberiiti.i .ita in Sfras.

Sempfeub. 3er., 81. 4usuf. - Die
bon &elO's Yrarie suriids sefebrteu BOli3iisR
beridten bon peiteren @inSelnbeiteu iiber bic
Sdanotbateu, meI6eu Der Surmer SObauu
SduIt uub beffen 8ruu, SetOe iiber iedSJis
Sabre alt, gum Spfer felen, aIs BON eiuem
Se1bre6sn, tueIdes eineu Bilben beI6Gmsn
niirSe. I'm 6rettas truten balc nod 8esinu
her 9Gmmernn9 bier Sermummte in oas
6uus Der BeiSeu unb uerlan9teu alles Dor.
bnneeue @elo. Als 6ieies Begebren abge.
pieien purbe, i9luseu bic 8duber Shuls
unO feline 5rau gu SOoeu, banSeu fie, iiber:
epffen iie nit YatrOleum uub brobten, iie le.
bsnbig 3u uerbreunen, psnn fe bas @sIO
ntdlt bergdbsu. &ls fi4 bic SeiSen aud iest
rod 9efien tpeigerteH, Siiubete elmer Der
R6uber bas BetroIeum an, uub S1uIs uno
ieine 6rau purben idredliH perbrannt. Der
Nuun pirb i6merlidl nit benz 2ebeu buuun
fommeu; bic Srau basegen rpirb ii1 pobl
rpieoer erboIen. Sie Rduber fabIen aus Der
9Rohnuna 81 Dollars in BaurseIS. 3uei
bes Ssrbrebens SerbdGtige iiab uerbaitet
porbsn, unb Der nuOersn bcfit man balO hab.
bnft al ner0erl
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Gin ,tneemfitbItd1er MnsIua.

Npalad icola, SIa., 81. Au9uit. =
g,ue an3abI oils 5uiarOipisler betanuter Ne-
ger, tpeIdpe ON Otoutus eiueu dusflug uui
Dem 9ampfsr vSbronateesfa" uuteruaAmeu,
ptcerissten fi9 ben Seiebtsu oes @apitdus
unJ pureu, neil gut bepafiuet, tbatiG9lit
5erren bes Suhrjeu9es, bis es bier anIanste.
Sa, bGs @eriid1t pon benz @eIhebeuen bate
fh 70 i6nel oerbreitet, buB Der Oampier bes
reits on Der @erfte uon etna 200 bepaffuc-
ten 9tegerI erpartet rpuroe. Auh wnroeu
uetidte6ene g4niie nbsefeuert, mo es tit
MIR rer faItbIiitiseu @nti6lofsnbeit Der sSel-
Gen 81 oerbunisn. oaB Slutuer9ieBeu per-
mieben muroe. @efern puroeH alsouuH
juhIreiGe Serbaftuuseu uorgenommer, uuo
bic Sronuus i6eiut OuOur9 pieOer hsr9efeQt
III ipIu
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N. q. 4nnfe

unTehIbores glittsI s.stn gialaria, DpspepEe
Seter. une Rerrenietben, AppetttloFefeit, Ber6au
unasiGDdGe uHb ale himatiidaen fSte6er. Raoi
faItur sessn SopFeiben unh Bsrfopfung. Teon tors
eerr nuI n. 8. Gcnie unb tetR dnberes. 80
Gents Die GIntdpe. VI. q. 3ohntropfen(N Nerve
Kilerl betIt Sahni6mer5en ioiort; 10 Gents bic
6Ini&e. 81 a1eu apotteten aI Raben.
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Gtne sras5ote II Nex. Mertfo.
SIutIser etreit nut osn Seiis etueS Grube,t
pass. - Bier Manner erid,pfJsu.

Sauta sc, H..W., 81. auauff. -Gl.
bert u. Dieabe fam bor apei Sabreu aus
Soma bier on un6 eruarb @rubeueiaeutbum
3u @ooe.Sope, N..R. Balb baranf iucor.
porirte sr ,uiammeti NIT sSreo. uuo 6arpen
Msabe aus 4lebo, Sus., Tranf 3iebel unb
9. Smith aus Chicago bas @taentbum unter
BEN SuinoiIsr Staatssei.sen unter benz Ha.
men ,qas 9ucas.Nillius & W,niua. Co."
Sor einiGen Nlonateu tpurbe albert Wfeaoe
unsufrieben uno bebauptete, bic Gompaanie
uerinde, ihu nm ieinen anthsil on benz gis
aentLum III betriigen. Gr leitete eineu Bro.
ssB gegen bic @ompaguie Elm uno fieoelte
mad Santa Sc iiber. Gm lesten Rittuoh
fetrte er nan benz @rubenlager 3u Wtease.
bile suniid, nm 9eplfe SoiImente, bic er
tort geIaiIeu hattie, III boleu. Treo. Weaoe
unb Elm gepiiier Sanos, pel6er ebenfauS
eiuen Qntheil on Der @rube erncrbeu hattie,
naren ,ur 2eit abrpeieno, febrteu iebpda au
sSrettog friib 3urid. Als fie fidb benz @rua
beniager nGberten, trat hilbert Meaoe nit
elmer gHinbelerbide in Der 0ano aus benz
@ebIif unb gebot tbueu, ansubalteu. Siers
ouf befabl er ibnen, 9aruep Meabe uub Soc
2Omniug, bie ii9 in Der 9Itte Der @ompaas
ME hefanten, herauS 3u rnfen, Sanit CT bic
uon ibnen 9emiinihten Bapiere unb etue
Srmne 9eIoes. bic er nod beauipru9te,
bOleu f6nre. I'm Oisie 3eit trateu 1aruep
unb 9Ownins aus Der Stilte nno wurben
oicrt BON albert burd ;pei S6iiiie toOt
uieterssfrsdf. Gid, Sann sssen Sreo unO
Sanb weuoeub, feuerte Albert gum oritteu
Djals nno uernunbete SanOs t6otlid. Sanbs
bate nit siuem &euolper auf albert su i9ies
Ben Oeriudt, 0llein Der srfe SduB ueriagte.
Sreo yfsaoe entriB iest ieinem ferbeuoen
GefGh'ten etn 8eoOluer, inbeiien periasten
alc itri9en Sdufe, uuS albert feuerte unz
tttrNefsu ii...fii,al aui Sreb, obne tbn gu tref'
IN. 9nSpiiden parsu beibs RdnHsr 10
Eohe an eiuanber asfOmnstl, BAG fie in eia
e:ntgemense ssrietben. 5reo bemaatiSte
Tt iflisslit Der 8inas sferbii6is, iaIus al.
tslt tatnit au gOSsn unb idoB ibm bann eiue
Gu9sl tu.d's Ser,. Sunbs ifarb flint StuH.
cen oareuf. aIbert u. Msabe's 9eihe puroe
init bem @eiidte nod unten bs9rabeH. Die
geiteu Der brei anoeren Spfer tpur6eu su
3res. .Pisbras tetrtist, unO Die @Oronerss
llnterirtnns reiuitirte in einem Wabriprade,
melder 6reo NeObe's 2bat redtfertiste.
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@robmo8nI SotpoerIp ipiro Ole
trifdbe fsra8e idbItd1tsn.

0ep.Yorf, 81. ausuf. - @s pirS
periiHoet, oaB Z. 9. BopoerIp, General.
@rc6psrfmeiffer bes Srbeus Der ,arbeits.
ritter" in ben nG4feu &aseu mad Srlaub
nbreiien rpiro, nm tbdtissu Hntbeii an oer
NationuIifteu Sepe8uus in ienem 9anbe ~
nebmef
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asftbeIua gAtflius'S adbter &rdtttsr'


eu Hber,s SetIriitt,I BET Dpspest, aSStrtIoEst.i,
frbtrhei0neroel unb dlen Roe;nitifel; Il eit
NlaInr, Bel aystbefeTn unb SAnSltrn deer in gtr
S7s CeIt), acne ri. 14ik, 2Ssn.Sslttmersfts.,
an 6ebeu. (Stpt6,lS
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B@- Der y66IIieaStaHsr>Sr n.
ten.uuterftasuussrSereiu" n" 3ieb;
Rittmod, ben Z. Septem ber, biH'
aus nod 9i9hIunbtowu, nm m Barte
oer o 9ebrtiber BieBuer Dem ebema'
lteeu S6uerUogt'ihen) ieiu erfes IdRoIiGes
6tft ju feisrn, pelGes beonOers bon iesneH
Sf.Saltimorer SreanOsn uno Serufsgeuoi-
len 5ablreiG beIu&t peroeu piro. gu ben
uuterbultunesn ;dbIen Breisieselu uno Brets,
i9isbeu; and Elm Sliidsrno miro ieine GGe'
ten uub Ersffer uertbsilsu. 9us GiEtrittss
Billet tpftet 25 Gents,
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9ertpe9ene SSInd1t atpeier Str&F.
Ituae.

Sinefton, Ont, t3l. ,Iusuf. - 4us
benz reiasefdnsniffe fnS sefferl spei Strdf.
linae, giamens 6eIlp uno Coon, entfls5en.
Sn Qaufe bes giudmitta9s bate Der 3u4ts
bauaperipaIter ISABELLE NIT anoereu Beamtsu
in elmer 9ampf- Sudt eiue Spasieriabrt uuf
bem See uuteruommeu. Seup oeriab babel
bic @teIle bes Sueeuteurs unb Scoon fen.
erie. I'm ubr Abenbs Ieste bic Sa9t On
Der gBerfte on. Raum batteu Die Seamteu
bas Qon6 betreten, ais bic Sudt bllsI4ueG
bonn llfer ubfisB uuo ruieoer in bic Gee biu'
ausfubr. Die 8suu1ten maren uift peuis
perbliifft, erbieTteu aber buIb ibre Seifesge.
aerpart uieber unO feusrteu ibrs Sarabiner
ouf bic fa6tissu Strdfltn9e OBJ. SOfort be-
fsueru, ober feiner Der S6fifie truf. ghe
man eiuen 9umpfer 3ur SsrfuIguua Der
NIiitiIinae bereit MAIDEN iouut., bGttea Oisis
eiuen peniiaeubeu SOripruns, nm fi9er oas
omerifouiId1e ufer erreiGeu 81 tOnne1,
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Scr 0eIontarft.

Rsnsgorf, 81. Gnsnf. - SOlseubes
fiub bic Sd,Iusuotirunsen: SeIb 6i1nete IN
S-6 unS id9lob ju Bro3eut. - STERLING.
gBe6feI g.. .8O{ - $4.SOa uuf 60 Gage unb
81. 4.8s-$4.844 aui Sitt. - Suubes. Dbl.
ootioneu; prus. 1851, At pres. 1881,
5 prc,. -. aftien: aOams' Grpres 145,
Central Yucific So, &heiapeate Dbio 81,
@rie 29t, Ditto YriOr. 67i, Sgiuuis Central
1l74, 9aft. SbOre 9lf, Nep. Seriep. Central
724, Rortb g8efern 1l3t, Ditto Brtor. 143
Rsp gOrf Central l0S4, D5to.UeiifiEpp
24s. Ditto Brior. s5, Btttsbnr9 152, Rea'
bme sos. Ct. Bdul 8lf, Ditto Prior. 49,
Meferu, Union 724.
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@eneraI aNtles ptrMnalAdt

2osguseIes, Gal, 81. Augnf.-Ss-
neral NsIiOn u. Riles ffiir5te ssferu A6eno
nobe btefQsr Stnot aus elmer Sntl4e uno
bIGG oas IInte GeiH uabs BEN 6ubaeIent.
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Hcr AaOord,fd,e Wiprpuroief.

Siours@it1, Soma. 81. 4uguf.-0' 2
Sertheioisuu9 i'm 9aboodideu Waropro8eB
lu6le ssftern nm peitere Seridiebung oeS
Blc5eiies 6rieOri9 Wtiiudratbs bic gum II.
September nud. Der BroSeB NOR Ostar1t.
ltd auf uGdften WOntag, Den 5. September,
arseisst pproeu. Der 8idter bepiui9te ies
bpG nur einen lpsiteren Iufidub BON 3wei
8aseu, 0GO bis gum nd6fen Dtittno9. -.
s. 2reabwag, ener Der Sertbsioiger, iog
tsfiig segen Die SanjeI, Yrefe, S'aataa1t
maltiGait, 0fientIide NstuuHg, ncmentl,d
cher ggssn Rid9ter 9epiS los, pel9er i'm uers
flOfFereu Sriihiabr ben Bro;eb se9su 4rens
prrf seleitet bat. Gr bebuuptete, Die Der
ldiebuns bes 3peiten BrOjefes GrenScorf'S
uno Der anberen au9eblideu ySeridD0rer"
isi bus &tiuItat elmer SerIdp6ruug, pal4e
ben 3rped babe, Der 2eslsIutur bic SerlesuHg
Der 9ro3effe mad eiuem nnoern &ouutn our6
GnesiaIoei7B al erf1Dolidbeu
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SifGof gegberS' Wtoroer anseb!td)
fpahniinMia.

81 10 9 e b orb, Mafi, 81. auBuf. =
@paS. .. &enneb1, eritter SffiJier 0eS BE.
Staaten' 3olonmpiers Bear" pelder Sur
3eit in ben @emdiern Don IlaSta eIit,
bot INTERIM 10. SuIi BON Bort Clarence an
ietren Sater einen Srief serid]tet, oem Sol
9snoes iibsr bic @rmoroun9 oes DtiHoHs
Biidoff Segbers entnOmmeu il: vSn Oanc
lasta iieB ih mid oils Suubes Silfsmari4Ga
bseioigsn, nm eotntueu bic Serbaftuza oes
Wi0rbers bes Siidofs Sesbers i'll Sstres
tuIgsfnle pcrnebmen 81 fOnneu. Sa St.
Yfi6aels, mo mir balo oaranf anlegten, tcaf
iG) oenn aud eineu Wtann, yfamens Sraat
6nller, beieu ausiebeu Su Der Sei6reibHug
bee Wt0rbers paB,e. SD nabm ibu ofo.t in
Seft, unb er seifunb aud bic Chat obre 2Se;,
tsres elm. SW nobm lbu On SorO ; naboem
tt aber fur3e s3eit NIT ibm ii5er bic S.ran~
lniiun9 9eiproden, melde ibu gum Ror-e
bemos, erfaunte id5 baIb, baB idb eineu SIR.
itnnigen Dor mir bate, melfer ieoenfaqs bic
blntl9e Sbat in einem Infall bon Babniinu
be9angen bate. @r lit nGmliCl am Serfols
Guu9s' BabnilnH uno bate, rpie er angab,
Den 8iidof eri6ofisn. mel bieier ibm mad
hem 9eben getrad3tet babe. SD werJe 6uf
Ter ben Beb0roen IN Sunalasfa iiberaebeu,
peldle NIT lin MAIDEN mUaen, me ne eS fir
9nt befinoen. gSie Id eriahre, bat fidI Der
anf 10 behauernSmsrthe g8eie um's 4eben
eefcmmene Sil60f allgemelner Selisbtbeit
Grfreut uno tsar bel G0en, nit oeneu er in
Seliihrung fam, beliebt uns seaAtet."
Siidof Se9be-s mar ndmlIf, i'm 9tooens
ber borl9en SGbreS III Sunalasfa eruorbet,
nno ieine Ssihe bonn N0r1er nit mad 81.
Ntidaels gei6ltppt moroeu, no De oorti9e
BIteffer III threu BeflB oelauQteu
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9oubsu, 81. Ausuf. Ser. Staten
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1114. Gttieu: G.s9..8. 438. bittu Brior
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So, ct. BaaI $50, Rep .grrl. Central 1OO5
Beunipluuiu SCI, &su6ins 25i, @ericur
Central Is, @anaoG'ytoromef. 9ano. Co.
2tperPooI, 81. aus., 1890 Wiitta9s-
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Jiirit 1ersiuano piu aus Baloarien bsrrsl'
fsn.- gIon'SGIon uno is.n Sohn Tittor.
RSisoer elm Aueriff In einem Snbuz
Gpnpe.-Gin ttaItsnifdbes &rieessas uad1
GbhIiiRteu.
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PERSONAL,
COLONEL QUAY says the Crimson succes
sion story is untrue.

COLONEL QUAY says the Crimson success.
sion story is untrue.
ISAAC e. LEA, Of Philadelphia, lett an es-
tate of 100000. His collection of natural
history was bequeathed to the National
museum.
~ Beaver, jr, died in Harrisburg at mid
night on Saturday, OF membranoUs Group
and diphtheria.
DR.. WILLIAM GREENLEAF ELLIOTT,
president OF Washington university, St,
LOUIS dled on Sunday, at Pass Christian,
Mississippi, aged Is years
Mrs. WIN. WALDORF A.roR. worth her
millions, recently appeared at a New York
charity bali IN a tve-dOllar dress of white
tuile, aud with not an atom OF jewelry.
Mas. CLEVELAND shook go hands at the
White House reception on Saturday She
received in promenade black dress of satin
and heavy jei, the high waist relieved nv the
c0iOrlng Of pale yellow under the j5tted net
work and knots ofyeilOw rIbbons. She wore
gloves 10 meet the elbow sleeves and carried
flowers.
EDWIN Boom has given 700 volumes 10
tAe Winter Memorial Library on Staten la-
lald. He wrote the fy leaf OF each hook g..
"Eor the Winter Memorial Library with
aueclonate remembrance of little A rite from
ms ialhers friend, Edwin Boothn The
library ~ in memory Of VIM. r. Winters
| son, Arthur, VINO was killed while he was
| cOastiug.
Miss ELLEN SCAELAN, young sInosr oF
great promise, is going from Baltimore 10
jialy next week to pursue her musical
studies. Cardinal Gibbons will pay her ex-
penses, as the young girl is very poor, her
father being iaoOrer in the employ Of tina
Baltimore Il OHIO railroad. The cardinal
Is an iutense lover OF music, and was a..
tracted by the sweetness of her voice heard
in small chspel in the southern part Of the
city.
SIMPSON HARRIS died in Putnum county
Indiana, on Friday, at the alleged age of lOg
years, II Is said he was born In North Caro-
lima In l71S, "cast his first vote for Jefferson
Tor president in 1901, and voted at every
pr sidentisl election since. " He was a
soldier OF tho war OF 1872, and as usual with
cenienarlans, his " memory remained goot 4"
and ha "talked intelligently about men ana
events connected with tho formative period
ol the republic, -
GENERAL II. V. BoYNToN, In the Now
York Sun Of yesterday, made some as,er.
tons and gave some opinions upon the SUB,
Jecl OF "GTanrs liquor drinking ~ The
subject Is out OF date. Mr.. Lincoln settled
this matter long ago when a busybody
buzzed at his ear with charges that Grant
was dTunEard Lincoln said that what ne
wanted to know was the brand of whisky
that Grant drank, so he could send lot of
thnt very sort Of whisky to the other geueIals
--Ihttddetphtd Record
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Iuside War History.

Mr. Boynton, the well known correspond.
ent, has struck rich lead in uncovering
the true character of the men whom the
civil war has driven to the surface and la
beled great. The most notable Of these
men in the rich rewards that he reaped WAS
General Grant, the favorite of fortune in
the latter half of his life, though he had no
promise of his luck in its first half. Hewas
captain in the army some Years before
the war, but was compelled to resign his
commission because of repeated and dis
graceful drunkenness. When the war
broke out he was little better than a lOafer
in Galena. He applied at McClellan's head
quarters at Cincinnati for a position on
his staff, which he would have received if
Mcclellan had not been absent and before
he returned Grant had been summoned to
take command elsewhere.
His cardinal point of good fortune after
this was in obtaining the services of John
A. Rawlins, a young lawyer at Galena,
whom he induced to take position on his
STAN, and who was his chief of staff and
chief counsellor and protector, until he
died as his secretary of war. Rawlins was
strong man, of sound judgment, with no
knowledge of military affairs when he was
thrust into them. lie seems to have been
an earnest and unselfsh man, who gave to
Grant his very best service and all the
glory of its result.
Grants weakness for liquor was not
conquered by the stars upon his shoulders
ana 'he Tame he won. lie was drunk after
poneison' and drunk, and threatening to
De so, at divers times through the war.
Rawlins was his guardian angel and to him
he pledged himself not to drink and re-.
peatsdly violated the pledge. Boynten
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WEE MISS wHrrssr.
A Besu,Ifui Bsbe Born In the Household of the
Naval Secretary

IT Is al girl.
Secretary Whitney Is the happy father
And Senator Payne Is again happy grand.
father.
The luck Of the cleveland administration
is unRba,ed.
Never before has there boen so much that
was lovely and lOyable concentrated in two
wears OF public life in Washington.
A president with a bride OF twenty-five
A member Of the cabinet y bridegroom at
siNtytwo
The secretary of the navy the happy father
of little daughter born SUNDAY morning.
Secretary Whitney is the only member of q
cabinet who has contributed To the populs.
tion of the United States during his Official
term.
The household OF Secretary Whitney is re-
ioiciug over the advent VI the little miss
over whose birth all the good fairies who
come TO bless a sunday child evidently pre-.
sided. The little one Is pronounced by those
few who have seen IL including tho mascu.
line attendants OF the secreisry's household,
= perfect beauty. Mrs. Whitney Is very well
indeed.
Thisis the fourth child OF those now living,
the older ones being two boys and q girl,
Miss Pauline, who Is about L years Old and
the youngest next to the baby, born on sun.
day.
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THE Atlanta Constitution makes a great
noise over what it styles the transfer OF the
most important mechanical industry from
Pennsylvania to the South. As the grain.
growing centre Of the country has moved 10
the West, and the pork packing business
from Cincinnati to Chicago; and as Southern
cotton mills have uudersold their New Eng
land competitors, so 1t is claimed the iron
centse is now being transferred to Alabama
and that Birmingham can to-day make the
price of iron for this continent, and that
Pennsylvania's supremacy in iron is gone
forever
They claim that iron can be made ches per
for three reasons, the juItapositiOn Of iron,
limestone and coal, the single ownership of
all three by the same operators, and the ex-
ceilencea eand cheapness Of negro labor. With
regard to the last it is said that negro labor
is equal to any and less liable to strikes II
is conceded that Pennsylvania has the ad-
vantage OF being nearer the market and hav.
ing large home demand, but that the indus.
trial development OF the South will create a
home market IN time. Immense volumes OF
capital are going out from Birmingham for
investment and not less than sl0OOOOOO is
invested in loan and building companies in
that city.
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A Great Mistake
RHEUMATISM,

Has heretofore been ntldc In the treating Of
rheumatism, neuralgia IND nervous SICK head
ache, This Is evinced Ny the failure ON the
part OF thousands of sufferers to tpd rcliot even
though they have exhausted the sSil OF various
physicians and tried numerous SO called reme-
DIES To such AthlophorOs Is offered AZ Jofr,
sure and quick care. Its success has been phs
nomeual, and yet 1t Is not surprising because
II rlR do all thatts claimta for 80. The Athlopho-
ros Co. win gladly reterauy why desirc to make
an investigation TO feliSple parties who have
been cured by IT,
warreuburSh. Ny.
Enclosed ind postal note for one.hSlt dozen
bottles OF your AthlophorAs. 1t Is wonderful
how II cures every case whore | can persuade
them TO try. The sales arr increasing. My sis.
ter-inlaw was given up 20 die by the doctors
they sent for me, took bottle ct Athlophoros
and persuaded her try it, the second day gave
relief. She had not lain IN bed for two weeks 4,
the next night she went to bed and slept ali
night in one week she up and at work
around the house. Many thanks.
Mss. JNo. II. NrTrIN1,
Its owing to Athlophoros that l sm alive.
have SUFFERED with inrammatory rheumatism
for years, most of the time being perfectly help
less. But one bottle OF Athlophoros has cured
me. There IL nothing like Il tor the speedy relief
and permanent cure of rheumatism. recon
mend It to all, knowing It will accomplish what
II claims to DO. Mrss 4 SlgNsFs
No. a. Pleasant street. Waterbury. Conn.
;. &. lIazEard. Upper Llsc. \. says al
had neuralgiain the head and neos, and Ath.-2
phoros cured them"
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros ana
Athlophoros Pulls, but whegc they cannot be
bought OF the druggist the AthlophorCs Co, No.
III Vail street, New York, will send either tear.
rtase patdl on receipt Of regular price, which
Is tl 90 per botle for AtG,ophorcs and SO. for
Fills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia IN.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
q fsv...4 n.I#N N., faaHH4H
blood, &C, Athlophoros pu.s are une4uAled.
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